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“Crumpled” filter has the potential to slash energy consumption in industry

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Scientists in the UK at Imperial College London have developed an ultra-thin, super-strong membrane to filter liquids and gases. They say it has the potential to cut energy consumption in industry, as this brief article explains.

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Scientists in the UK at Imperial College London have developed an ultra-thin, super-strong membrane to filter liquids and gases. They say it has the potential to cut energy consumption in industry, as this brief article explains.

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Scientists in the UK at Imperial College London have developed an ultra-thin, super-strong membrane to filter liquids and gases. They say it has the potential to cut energy consumption in industry, as this brief article explains.

Key concepts: Slash (logging), Membrane filter, Filter (signal processing), Consumption (sociology), Energy consumption, Engineering, Energy (signal processing), Business

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